SENA Health Raises Series A for AI Care Coordination
SENA Health raised an undisclosed Series A round led by Rittenhouse Ventures, the company said in a press release. The New Jersey company will use the funding to expand its Clinical Command Center and global operations, support sales and business development, and continue investing in AI and other technology.
SENA Health provides care coordination and administrative services for medical practices. Its 24/7 Command Center combines automation with clinical staff to handle front desk, back office and call center tasks.
Rittenhouse Ventures partner Sushma Rajagopalan will join SENA Health's board of directors as part of the financing.
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